Which of the following is NOT a form of Glanders?

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Which of the following is NOT a form of Glanders?

Glanders classically presents in three primary forms: nasal, cutaneous (farcy), and pulmonary. Ocular involvement can occur, but it is not considered a standard primary form of glanders. The nasal form features mucosal lesions and nasal discharge, the cutaneous form shows nodules along lymphatics (farcy), and the pulmonary form presents with pneumonia-like signs. Since ocular involvement isn’t a recognized primary form, it is the correct choice.

Glanders classically presents in three primary forms: nasal, cutaneous (farcy), and pulmonary. Ocular involvement can occur, but it is not considered a standard primary form of glanders. The nasal form features mucosal lesions and nasal discharge, the cutaneous form shows nodules along lymphatics (farcy), and the pulmonary form presents with pneumonia-like signs. Since ocular involvement isn’t a recognized primary form, it is the correct choice.

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